Part 2: Install Arched A-arm Lift (how to) for Kawasaki Brute Force 750

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  • Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2024

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  • @whiterhinooutdoors4572
    @whiterhinooutdoors4572 2 года назад +1

    I’ve been wanting to ad wheel spacers to my brute force I do list of trail riding and as you know the brute force is very tippy do you think 2 inch wheel spacers will damage my axle bearings with extra stress

    • @rebelsoffroad
      @rebelsoffroad  2 года назад +1

      It will put a little more stress on them for sure but if you keep clean grease in them you should have lots of life out of them. I’ve been running 1.5” spaces on mine for over a year now without issue. The extra stability is worth it

    • @whiterhinooutdoors4572
      @whiterhinooutdoors4572 2 года назад +1

      @@rebelsoffroad thanks no place to ride the Kris with out spending nearly 300$ to ride fuel so high so past several month my brute force has been getting drove at least once a week 50 inch trails only wheee I live anyways brute has been Geri g hrs of trail riding on and it’s not a forgiving quad on trails needs spacers thanks for the advise and your content

  • @franckmaquigny8833
    @franckmaquigny8833 2 года назад

    hy, sorry for my retranslated english, the arched arms are in hollow or solid tube?

  • @lucianrollins1059
    @lucianrollins1059 3 года назад

    Cool vid man